Grizfolk initially emerged out of Venice, CA, in 2012. Threading together a patchwork of alternative,
indie, rock, country, and electronic, the group carved out a distinct niche with various releases, including Waking Up The Giants [2015], Rarest of Birds [2019], Grizfolk [2021], and Sign of the Times EP [2024]. They generated over half a billion streams fueled by the likes of “Bob Marley,” “Waking Up The Giants,” and “In My Arms” [feat. Jamie N Commons], and “Shaky In The Knees.” In between, they incited the
applause of American Songwriter, Atwood Magazine, Billboard, and Substream Magazine, among others. Plus, they shared the stage with everyone from Bastille and Twenty One Pilots to Andrew McMahon.

When you listen to Grizfolk, you can practically hear the Los Angeles band experiencing life out loud.
Major changes, sensations of nostalgia, and big dreams ring out through softly strummed chords, tight
rhythms, and celestial harmonies. Stripping down the sound to its bare essentials only amplifies the
emotional impact of each tune, welcoming listeners to hold on to the music even tighter. The
duo—Adam Roth [guitar, vocals] and Bill Delia [drums] —approached this music with clear intent. A
sense of minimalism maximizes the effect of the group’s 2024 EP, Way On Out [Nettwerk Music Group].
Ultimately, Grizfolk is always moving forward as bandmates and as friends.